Generating semantic structures in Eurotra-D
Erich H. Steiner · 1986
i. Introduction 2. Basic Concepts 3. Definitions of semantic relations and types of process 4. A procedure for the assignment of semantic relations 5. Conclusion 6. Bibliography i.The following paper Js based on work done in the multi-lingual MT-project EUROTRA, an MT-pro~ect of the European Community.Analysis and generation of clauses within the EUROTRA-framework proceeds through the levels of (at least) EUROTRA constituent structure (ECS), EUROTRA relational structure (ERS) and interface structure (IS) (cf.Arnold/des Tombe/Jaspaert.1985and the EUROTRA-REFERENCE MANUAL, version I, revision 0).At IS, labelling of nodes consists of labellings for time, modality, semantic features, semantic relations and others.In this paper, we shalI be concerned exclusively with semantic relations (SRs), to which we shall also refer as "participant roles" (PR).A list of EUROTRA SRs as given in ELS-3 is reproduced beiow: SR ----"-----